hg » THE CENTRE DEMOURAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., JANUARY 15, 1900, LOCAL NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD Happenings In And About Belle fonte. PERSONALS, SOCIAL EVENTS Are Worth in a Few What Community Items That Noting in This Week Lines Has Transpired During the Past Movements of Our People, The first count in the Organ con test is announced to-day. We had good sleighing about town on Saturday and Sunday of the past week. boarders, Sheriff Brungart has 13 let one out, an unlucky number; better Farmers who have anything to sell should make use of our ‘Free column. Wallace has been engaged Wolf's turnkey Brungart of Store as Brungart. -W., H. Musser, in the North ward, is justice of the pe candidate for e yu to that office. Miss Mame Hamill MN ing f nas vel On last Saturday one of the large engines in the Loraine, Ohio Steel Works Ww | notihed runaway and was wrecked and Mr T to come on at once and superintend re. Hillibish, of this place, was pairs. Jacob V. R Presbyterian church of Merril, Wiscon f Hughes, pastor of the sin, spent Monday night with his brother, Rev. James P. Hughes was years ago an assistant in the management of the * Academy. 7 s' Classes to bave a nice Taxpayers shoula take notice that taxes will the after the 1st of February the have 5 per cent added. Here is ime for people to save money, but there are many poor fipanciers that overlook such matters, H 3r0., in the Bush Arcade, has d The grocery irmof W by Clyde retiring from the firm and business will be continued in the futur William, of the by who has a knowledge trade Centre ( — Thursday evening 11th, Co F. Reeder entertained the ty bar and the new county numbering about fifty guests many prominent party Democratic and Republi H.S. Haflley f Aaronshurg, Ohi former Norwalk Chase ager ager! John Tonner Harri goto W 1 the electrical eng YCArS Pennsvivania iamsport be connected with J. Harris Cook ha the vaca ted t y fill . arture of Mr. Han The t \ uses me for and Satur That Aweexk won be here he last day w Saturday Don » it tha {OF the atier: see t on for nominat J. W. Kepler, of aller on Saturday for I ern the purpo ha forming us that he would an as for legislative honors this year and announcement in Mr Kepler is an active young democrat of quested to bave his serted in the paper this week ability and intends to enter the « He democratic INYas at once comes from and old ine family Sheriff Be Wednesd nounce iu A general Mice ed fo ungra ca al our o on have us an that at the « ay nen Ming way an order has gone into force of be permitted to send in boxes of victuals nty ia Hereafter friends prisoners will not to the inmates as the practice is a great anpovance to the authorities who mast search every such package, and then what mav It Sheriff can not tell hw concealed in the same Also is not the intention of the present 10 tolerate the com mon practice of allowing the commuanity at large free access to the prison for the parpose of loafing with the prisoners The county does not keep up that in stitution for the purpose of the criming AArm piace In winter time to entertain thelr pumerous friends and curious admirers. Prisons are not built and maintained for holding such receptions. The former sherifl did the right thing in this matter, and Mr Brungart is of the same mind; it is the proper course, Want" | Monday, after an illness of a week. [of her i | Furnace Miss Rebecca Lyon is at home again LEGAL INTELLIGENCE, from her trip to Indian territory. Our Zion correspondent has markable beef story in this issue, correct, William Hayes, of Mifflinburg, is at the home of Dr. R. Gathered From the Various Offices About the a re- It is Court House. MARRIAGE LICENS S. E. Baisor, Mollie Ii. Edmiston, jernard A. Gre Bn, Agnes A. Miller, John KE. Pierce, Mary R. Fink, Lyon Shay, Ester Roberts, ES. Waddle State College Milesburg Bellefonte present visiting at (3. H. Haves, at this place. Mrs seriously william Dawson Jr., is lying Duncannon Taylor Twp iellefonte ill with lung trouble at her home on Reynolds Avenue, William Bell Thomas street, left Saturday evening for and wife, of South Clearfield Philipsburg Snow Shoe “" “ Sterling O, Hollabaugh, Cordie Millinder, Wm. H. Harpster, Marjory I. Quick, Norris Martz, Ettie Roan, Cyrus M Nora B Long Island, to visit their sons, Mrs. C. M. morning for Garman left Saturday Naw “itv colle ‘sre New York City celled there Altoona by the serious illness of ber father, Lemont Howard Twp Taylor Twp Tic e, Shively, -Peputy Prothonotary Kimport was able to turn up for work at his desk on REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Susanna Stephens to John A, Stephens Dated Dee. 17th 1508 For lot Port Matilda, Consideration $200 00 Bettie BR. Davis et al. to Claud Dated De 1 =00 For lot of in Belle Consideration $32 M. E. church of Belletonte to Fl Jacobs et al. Dated April For lot in Bellefonte $212.00 Edward Annie J { Dated Nov, 4 perches | Howard tw p Mrs. George Brandon, Sr., and little Winibeld, Carlisle, guests at the home of Ed. C Mrs. John phia, is at present vi Wi ol Mn daughter, are Rowe, Philadel. the Cook ground Garbrick, of oi, home fonte 3.00 jzabeth brother, Logan | street Pletcher to I 8H 15 Considerat Pennsylvania owned Rhoads £6.50 on y Febru annual this Thursday ce is expected years our eff ondent of move havin blained a this spring, n in in that ci a store Customary ’ ur our » ’ ant Harter, Axe property, rs, for $1200 0 LP aude Cook, ind in Belle % Hoy West Ward ; J Ward and North Ward are an hi efonte al Apr for $1 pangier el u o § 0 Wi Am m for over Showers, Ground in w | Be cfonte Boro Fdw. 8 Heese has announced for tax collector | Nov. 4. Iacobs, et samuel lel lefonte ous to |. L outh anx jane 2, 1 nol or $450 00 Pletcher Annie J. Peters, 1599. conlaning 117 | land in Howard Twp. foes oo Hannah C. Campbel Laurelton Jamber Co. Aug. 12, 15% for three tracts unseated land in Haines Twp, for they | $2060 vo was | Henry Gast et ux to Laurelton Lumber 1Co. Jan 22 seven tracts of { seated land in Union and Centre ties, for $2491. 16 Henry Gast to Laurelton Lamber Co Jan. 22, 18g7; for three tracts of land in Miles Twp for $7806 64 Thos B Wavetuxto T. V. Stevens, | Aug 10, 189g; containing two agres in Huston Twp. for $50 oo i . le ( Fill son Haupt, who Is engaged in the handle jou a et * pa, gh : e v . mann Jan. s, that Mr. Leathers | see works property Spring Twp. for has not seen his Pennsylvania friends for | $600 oo Thersie J. McClure et al to Bellefonte Boro, Dec. 11, 1890; for 16 feet wide of land for alley, for a0 vo W. W. Chandler et ux et al to Daniel Irvin, Dec. 30, 1899; for lot in Julian, for $100.00 Philip A. Leister et ux to Mary C McKinney, Nov. 20, 186%, 0 acres tim ber land in Potter Twp. for 45.00 Bellefonte Cem, Asso. to Guy C. Lian and Catherine Garret, Oct. 28, fot No. 234, Bellefonte cemetery, for $30.00. Susan Erb to Harry N. Musser, Jan, 1, 1900; for ane acre land in Ferguson nominat poor in this boro, GG to iam Hockenberry had the mis to of getting his hand caught the belts in at Crider's planing | in the department where The finger on the left hand was Winfield Hayes office match 8 hrst make that bh bad sMicks result 1597, for un coun y smashed, in amputated it Mrs. } started on Lose helped him to where they of Mt 16th, where she will visit her B. Leathers, Tuesday Jan Eagle, for Ick won, Tennessee, business in place almost three years and a happy meeting | Mrs remain in the south for several months, is expected, Leathers expects to It is likely that the republicans will nominate Edmund Blanchard, Faq. for hurgess and the democrats W. Harrison Walker, Baq., for the same position, Mr Walker informed the writer that he will | accept the vomination, if tendered, and will put in his best efforts to secure his election, As there is apparently soother wpirant for the honor, his name will £0 "pc, $1080 00, ikely grace the head of the ticket and John Craw Shaw et al to Mary Huster, ne will put up a lively canvass, as be isa Dec. 30 1899; lot in Phbg. Boro, for $500. hustler, ' oo, perches | RECENT DEATHS. Mrs. J. ZRIGLER :—Whose name was Susan Kuttz, was born in Cum- berland county, Pa., March 18, 1840, and maiden died at her home in Intersection, Centre county, Jan. 12, 1900, She endorsed the faith of Evangelical Adventists and was baptised, faith continued the death, Mrs. Zeigler's long illness, being afflicted with in which she until day of During cancer, she was a great sufferer but bore her affliction with marked patience and Christian submission. Deceased was for several years past a member of the Miles. burg Baptist Womans Mi Rev, J. Zeigle left to mourn the loss of a t sionary Circle r, the surviving husband, is rue helpmate, but he mourns not as those who have no hope. For nearly forty years they dwelt The Messiah The together in the Master's Vineyard laid t the church cemetery, Monday, Jan body was 0 rest in h. | funeral discourse was deliv | of | Jackson, » of Philippians i ' Snow | my t as we as Oo! Mr at his Mills eC Of one of its most aged, in the death Moore, home at Sprucetown Monday Sth paraly Age about Fayette which curred pear Potiers from a » & evening years Well Preserved at 94 14) on Wagner, so well known the and year, wnfined to his bed at Belle fr though in full vigor mentally county now entering his home LH in fonte yn physical frallness i patronize unknown, traveling quack dex Don’t you value your eyesight, don’ tors Bodle { has received an | from $ oo lo $8 ¥ The Ithaca Concert C give one of their first.class entertainments Benjamin of Centre County increase of peosion ympany will in the Court House on Tuesday evening January 23rd Christine Swartz, of East Bushop street, has received notification that his pension bas been increased from $500 to $12.00 per month, Persons who allow unknown quack doctors to bore around their eves, are making a great mistake, When your eyes need attention consult a physician Quacks only money, want your party was tendered Rev, J. Womelsdorf, pastor of the Evangefleal church, at bis home on Willowbank street, Tuesday evening, by the members of his congre- gation, This may be a chestaut, but we can't help saying that when a willowy girl and a spruce young man pine for each other, they would better get their fam: ily tree “spliced.” reliable | ~<A surprise in the shape of a donation | | #4 - Pars bsolutely Pure. fromGrapeCreamofTar- 'r. Most healthful and effi= cient of all leavening agents. Tonight ! Hood's Pills FREE AD COLUMN, FOR SAL} aS ‘ : ) a7 Ne { egw, | KALY gh a FOR we Ker CLOVER HAY ale 1.0.» FOR SALE <a Lion wile : WANTED = for & Son. Nit for prices BOY WANTED years of age printing atl this FOR SALE Baldi is on Alles he street: lots on Thomas makers Adan a ¥ House a» f improv tonte and srioes from # hye all Hoover, Crided 's Blone Blag etek iris 5 fof Tare Sie #0 cheap, upon TRL RE FARY lerine Belieimie MONEY TO LOAN on Arst class rea person of address Ww ol Law, Belistonte, I's FOR SALE. House House and Jot on High stoeet on Curtin street. One Jot oh A One lol on Spring Leet Two hots ow {street Une bot on Beaver stieet Teg | Fortney & Walker, Attorneys, Bellefonte in Nia “ Arg" and ana sums ity. Aj " RUNKLS, Attarney i" “i ANA 1 ol Npring " beg hes AF ¥ sire Ce jive Fa WANTED 1 am always waniivg, by tne oar toad, baled Bay. sats, wheat and corn. Any person whe has not enone h 1o oad 82 ear ean | get his neighbors to go a with him | aise 1 sel] soft con! By the car liad Wnts for pros on All the above articles 10 Usage FF. Hy Hublersburg, Pa 5 [¥PORMATION WANTED We are angions to learn the present post office address of the folowing parties, whose ast address wae as follows W. EK Teany, Tarrytown, N.Y J 0 Fuyen, Sunbury, Pa NEW YEAR'S CALL. ina,’ A Da a he 1a Mingle's Shoe Store Lock Haven Marken atl the 1 RIDE were as folio es of prods H market butler, per 10 2% pet we 28 to I CEES ey 0 02: Per Palt 0 10 Tod; ducks pound, prck er fre 18( per 0 Ss per Iurkess : I I Apples per PET MAR & appre potatoes per bushel, § head Oats, wns, per peck is per weigh bu 0 es Cabhhage gy bushel 1% ) Bellefonte Markets The tollowing prices are pad by SecuiLen @ f 4 produce Potatoes pei hashe “" Begs por depen = : i per pout i": i Der vil i ’ pet jurnad ‘® der per pond on Lead ou reeted weekly by Gerberich, Hale & te Belietonte, I's Hed wheat per Dushel Kae pe Subs Loh. wRis pei vaehele] LE shiv lied pei bushel a bey pet bushel Oats, got bushel n—— Cobure Markets Ll are the ™ oes paid ter grain Fullewing tur, (80 For Kew York mars ets turn to paged ) :
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